When was it published?

March 16, 1877 in The Cheyenne Daily Leader

Domestic News March 16, 1877

The Cheyenne Daily Leader

Q: What sub-type of article is it?

Arrival Departure, Infrastructure

Q: What keywords are associated?

Maj Glafcke, Leader Publisher, Mail Service Extension, Cheyenne Route, Deadwood, Hayes Inauguration

Cheyenne, Laramie County, Wyoming

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What is this article about?

Maj. Glafcke, publisher of The Leader, left New York on Tuesday last after a three-week eastern trip, expected home tomorrow or Sunday. He secured mail service extension over Cheyenne route to Deadwood in Washington, witnessed President Hayes' inauguration, visited Philadelphia and New York for the paper, and his old home in Hartford, Conn.

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Maj. Glafcke, publisher of THE Leader, who has been east for the past three weeks, left New York on Tuesday last for home, and is expected here on to-morrow or Sunday. His first stoppage was at Washington, where he secured the extension of mail service over the Cheyenne route to Deadwood and intermediate points. After witnessing the inauguration of President Hayes, he went to Philadelphia and New York in the interest of this paper, and paid a visit to his old home at Hartford, Conn., from whence he is now returning.

What sub-type of article is it?

Arrival Departure Infrastructure

What keywords are associated?

Maj Glafcke Leader Publisher Mail Service Extension Cheyenne Route Deadwood Hayes Inauguration

What entities or persons were involved?

Maj. Glafcke President Hayes

Where did it happen?

Deadwood

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Deadwood

Event Date

Tuesday Last

Key Persons

Maj. Glafcke President Hayes

Outcome

secured extension of mail service over the cheyenne route to deadwood and intermediate points.

Event Details

Maj. Glafcke, publisher of THE Leader, who has been east for the past three weeks, left New York on Tuesday last for home, and is expected here on to-morrow or Sunday. His first stoppage was at Washington, where he secured the extension of mail service over the Cheyenne route to Deadwood and intermediate points. After witnessing the inauguration of President Hayes, he went to Philadelphia and New York in the interest of this paper, and paid a visit to his old home at Hartford, Conn., from whence he is now returning.